Egidius de Francia
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Egidius de Francia, also known as Magister Egidius, was a French medieval composer. He may have been an Augustinian monk, as in a miniature illumination, he is titled Magister Egidius Augustinus. He is considered as likely being distinct from another Egidius, who was a contemporary Italian poet.
He is featured in the London Manuscript (British Library, #29987), and the Manuscript Estense/Modena alpha.M.5.24 (olim lat. 568) - better known with the sigla ModA.
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